Live in the Nasdaq market site overlooking New York City's Times Square.

This is Fast Money.

I'm Elisabeth Lee.

Tonight's stator lineup.

Guy Donnie, Karen Pindermann, Dan Nathan, and Tim Seymour will join us in just moments.

Tonight on Fast, Big Cat Farmer catches the flu.

Stocks like Eli Lilly, Merck and J&J feeling under the weather today is the pullback of perfect time to get in.

Plus, Peloton, Popping.

The stock climbing nearly 10% as a bikemaker rides into Lulu's lane.

We'll bring you the details.

And we are all over the after-or-as-action shares of a firm.

The payment stock is surging on earnings.

We've got the latest from its quarter.

We start off with lift off for the airline shares of the United Southwest, JetBlue, and America,

and all taking flight even as the company's slash guidance due to the Delta variant.

Let's get the very latest of fill-a-bow, Phil.

Melissa, I think the stocks were up today because the guidance that we heard from the airline executives today

presenting at a Cowan and Company conference, they weren't surprising.

In fact, when you look at the airline index, what we've seen from all the airlines was a trim of their guidance for the third quarter.

It was not a big cut.

It was essentially what we all expected because we're seeing traffic that is slowing down.

If you take a look at the airline passenger levels, they clearly ticked lower in the second half of August.

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